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Old 03-06-2009, 10:03 PM
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Anyone running Cragar 20"s? American Muscle has a clearance special of $139.99 per rim and I just ordered them with the Sumitomo tires. No tax. No shipping. No mounting fees. Rims and tires = $1074. Not bad IMHO.
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Originally Posted by Hicompression
Anyone running Cragar 20"s? American Muscle has a clearance special of $139.99 per rim and I just ordered them with the Sumitomo tires. No tax. No shipping. No mounting fees. Rims and tires = $1074. Not bad IMHO.
I almost did the same. I just wasnt sure about going up to 20's especially in a heavy chrome wheel. they look good though.
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44 or 46 lbs (according to Cragar.com) a piece just for the wheels in 20s"? That's over twice the weight of the stock wheels. That's just crazy. Also, personally I don't think the new style S/Ses look that good to begin with. But, if you're happy, I'm happy for you. That said, doesn't seem like too bad a price on the wheels.
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Well, this is one of the pictures that helped convince me...
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...and this one.
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Those should look good man!
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To "in-the-hood"ish for my taste. I like more rubber and less wheel, not a trash can lid with a rubber band around it. But as said above, if you're happy...
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Originally Posted by Nuke
I like more rubber and less wheel, not a trash can lid with a rubber band around it.
That right there is pretty funny! For your info, did you know the 2010 Mustang GT comes with 19" premium trash can lids stock? Give Ford a year or two and they'll be up to 20" wheels!
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Well, I got the tires and rims yesterday from American Muscle. I got them put on tonight. I've attached a pic for all the Haterz. I think they look damn good, especially on a Satin Silver car!

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Thanks Hicompression! what size tires you running front to back? is it a staggered setup? doubt it but let me know!
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